Meaning of EC-DR.1.(d)-section E-ECP

[Sam6301]

Please can any one advise me here the legal meaning of EC-DR.1.(d)-section E-ECP. In refusal letter

As according to me if refusal falls into EC-DR.1. It's a refusal for adult dependent relative but section E-ECP ?
As u have researched section E-ECP stands for entry clearing for Patner in appendix FM.

So how can the ECO refuse adult dependent relative under EC-DR.1.(d)- section E-ECP.

Also for parent it stays as section E-ECPT. Please advise and explain or pvt message if this may be the hole in the dependent relative visa than something really can be done.

[Amber]

They are saying you did not meet the requirements of E-ECDR.

What date did you apply? What is the medical condition of the adult dep? Why can the care not be given in their native Country? What is the relationship with the adult dep? Please do not use the PM service, use the forum.

[Lucapooka]

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... relatives/

Did you actually look at the requirements before applying? In your other thread you mention her circumstances and, clearly, she does not qualify for settlement. Age and loneliness are not considered. The requirements are that she can't do basic tasks like cooking or bathing and that you can't afford a person to help her perform those tasks. Or that her medical condition is not treatable in her current location.

[Sam6301]

I did apply for adult dependent relative visa on medical ground where all medical certificates were filed went pass through they didn't have problem in that it just that maid was recommended to me where I did say as house being in rural area into village no home maid would travel daily . Also care taker was recommended to us .

Me and my lawyer knew it was 98 percent refusal as we were prepared for appeal In this matter.

Also If we look in detain with section E-ECP . This section mainly deals with patners. Not adult dependent

[Lucapooka]

The link I have provided deals exclusively with adult dep rels; not partners. Arguably, a maid is not difficult to find in a developing country, and travelling to and from work over some distance is a common fact of life in many of those locations. I can cite my own example. My cleaner sometimes takes 2 hours to get to my house and sometimes has to change bus as much as 3 times, depending on the schedule.

[Sam6301]

I do agree mate with all of your points. I just wanted to know that what does section E-ECP stands for ?

[Amber]

The ECO has typed E-ECP instead of E-ECDR.

[Sam6301]

So that's a mistake done by ECO as the correct form should be as
EC-DR.1.(d)-section E-ECDR eligibility for entry clearance as a adult dependent relative .

Am I right ?

[Lucapooka]

But it does not affect the decision. If you want to complain, or even appeal, the ECM review will simply re-draft the refusal notice citing the correct paragraph.

[Amber]

If you are British and can use Singh for parents then consider the Surinder Singh route.

[Sam6301]

Yes I know the Singh route too thank you all again. I will come with more updates out here with the ECP concept in adult dependent relative route.

[Sam6301]

Hi everyone here for people refused under EC-DR.1.(d)-section E-ECP: eligibility for entry clearance as adult dependent relative. Please pm me only if the result of refusal letter showing relationship requirement refusal.

[vinny]

Hi,,

Please provide the refusal decision letter for adult dependent relative over here or can ready to discuss on pm message.

[vinny]

See also Older dependent relatives.

[Sam6301]

Thanks vinny. But out there all are refused under some paragraphs not under some section E-ECP

[vinny]

Of course, not all refusals are the same. See also 3.7 Refusal paragraphs.